Naoki's Dining Bar

starstrawberry

Foodie

10.0

Good food, nice vibe, lovely staff. A little bit quirky. So much better than the “Mall” type experience across the street.

PickleParade

Local Guide

10.0

I strolled in and found myself feeling at home like a familiar customer. I think the owner's personality is the most important thing, but I also think the customers are very nice. When I went back the next day just before the store opened, I couldn't help but nod as I saw the female clerk take San Miguel out of the bottle case, carefully wipe the area around each bottle, and store them in the refrigerated case. There was a comfortable place to drink and I really enjoyed it. Thank you very much.

papayapleasure

Foodie

10.0

Introduced by the owner of Jane's KTV! While I was starving for Japanese food, I had Kata Yakisoba! The taste of eating in Japan made me feel warm! I wanted to try a donburi bowl, but the yakisoba was quite filling so I gave up! The price is also reasonable at 500 pesos for fried noodles and water! It was so delicious! ! Also, all the staff are cute lol There are many Japanese people living in Cebu, so your homesickness will disappear!

puddingpassion

Foodie

9.0

Very nice japanese resto

raspberryrings

Foodie

8.0

Naoki House is a small pub owned by a Japanese person named Naoki. When I was having drinks with a Japanese person living in Cebu, he asked me, ``Do you want to go to Naoki House?'' It's like that. Many of the customers are Japanese people living in Cebu, and the menu is often similar to what you would find at a Japanese izakaya. There are surprisingly few places where you can talk while having a few snacks and drinks, so it's valuable. At this time, we ate edamame, fried seaweed, eggplant, and tamagoyaki. In the Philippines, the portions are large and the food is often oily, so I feel reliev…